What is a dollar worth these days?

The dollar is worth only 2 cents but in 1913 people made like $1000 a year and today they make $100,000 a year salary. Its really no difference. This inflation anomaly actually creates more investing opportunities. The problem with inflation is that wages are the last thing to rise. The fed should be abolished though. They steal.

milk in new hampshire is 4 dollars

hahahaha of course its good - they gonna rip those chinese and the poor old Japs off with all their US bonds...

Those Asians are buying precious metals, commodities, and land in the USA. They will own a big chunk of the US. The Asians are driving up the price of commodities. They realized that holding fiat currency is a worthless proposition, so they are putting more and more of their dollars in commodities instead of US bonds. This is bad news, everyone will pay higher prices for commodities.

i think it was funnier when he said it - once

yea u know some people think that the federal reserve funded WWI - i don't know if thats true, but the Fed is a private organization...

Probably cause we have a lot of cows in texas, we have a lot of oil companies that drill, and other things like that allow the government as well as some of the businesses keep the costs lower

Well I hope you are ready when the oil runs out, prices may go up.

Allows me to save up the money I need in order to prepare to leave this country when that happens. i don't think it'll quite happen too quickly, besides I've only driven 2 times in the last 2 months, so gas prices don't concern me. I'll just take the bus or walk, or go with my room mates when ever I need to go somewhere.

ha we have heaps of cows in New Zealand but dairy products are ballooning in price in 20 - 40% hikes